Stories by Nat Hentoff
Guantánamo prisoners in federal court are protesting their "humane treatment."
Posted on Nov 21, 2005, Source: Village Voice
Will Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld ever have to take the heat for the torture that happened on his watch?
Posted on Jan 5, 2005, Source: Village Voice
The Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee lack the grit or the will to stop Alberto Gonzales.
Posted on Dec 14, 2004, Source: Village Voice
Despite Bush's self-proclaimed mandate, Congress and the courts are setting up serious road blocks to a renewal of the Patriot Act.
Posted on Nov 16, 2004, Source: Village Voice
The president says he opposes torture; his leadership supports it. Who will prevail?
Posted on Nov 3, 2004, Source: Village Voice
The only chance for the survivors of Darfur may be a mass divestment campaign.
Posted on Oct 19, 2004, Source: Village Voice
Human rights group are hoping to expose our secret interrogation centers aroound the world.
Posted on Jul 20, 2004, Source: Village Voice
The President is commander in chief of the armed forces but he is not commander in chief of the rest of us.
Posted on Jul 12, 2004, Source: Village Voice
Jose Padilla remains gagged, but the Justice Department thinks it can tell 'his' story.
Posted on Jun 14, 2004, Source: Village Voice
Even the Justice Department has to admit it is losing the fight for the Patriot Act.
Posted on May 28, 2004, Source: Village Voice
Our most basic civil liberties are under attack and the media doesn't seem to notice or care.
Posted on Apr 13, 2003, Source: Village Voice
The FBI is using tactics to track down potential terrorists that would make J.Edgar Hoover proud.
Posted on Feb 13, 2002, Source: Village Voice
Looking at the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001 in historical context, it is clear that playing fast and loose with civil liberties is a bad idea.
Posted on Dec 5, 2001, Source: The Progressive
Congress overwhelmingly passed an anti-terrorism bill that, as the ACLU says, gives "enormous, unwarranted power to the executive branch unchecked by meaningful judicial review."
Posted on Nov 19, 2001, Source: Village Voice
